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SUMMER 2004 PRESESSION (May 24-May 28)

ENGL 681 Research Skills: Translation & Culture
May 24-28, 8:00-4:30
Dr. Malcolm Hayward

This is a week-long course in a workshop environment. Each day includes brief lectures, group discussions, and practical, interactive exercises.

Our topics:

  • Translation theory and practice past and present
  • Cultural issues in translation
  • Practical approaches to literary translation
  • Teaching translated works in the literature class
  • Translation and the ESL student
  • Issues in teaching literary translation
  • Translation theory and other literary and linguistic theories
  • How to design and follow through with a translation project
  • You do not need expertise in a second language. Many of our exercises will pair native and non-native speakers. You’ll find how translation can be a window looking into other cultures or a mirror for looking at your own culture.
This course is open to Masters and Doctoral Students in all programs. Check with your advisor to see how the course might fit into your programmatic needs.

For a full description of the course, contact Malcolm Hayward, mhayward@iup.edu, or see the posting at: http://www.english.iup.edu/mhayward

This course satisfies three credits of the Research Skills requirement.